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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-11

STEPHEN B. ELKINs who probably knows
what he is talking about, says: "Mr. Blaine
more has kidney trouble than have. The ex-
treme pallor on his face at times and the deathly
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-11

This is to be published in all papers in Il
State and sent to all organized bodies
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-11

GREAT many people have come to the front
with damaging facts about Count Mitkiewicz.
but no ventures to pronounce mis- name.
Evidently the worst has not been told.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

Aus, oopT-Alls.7i q !. paws. h,lla,f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
DOING uPLAcI

Lsces rubbed, s,lrchei ani iroaei are
rarely nt TO wear again bat god lace
may be done up so a. 20 be kept LOOKING
fresh long aftsr IL IL really old aud wofn.
Lsces that require dolag u2 sh)ud oe
bsstei carefully betwesa folds OF thin
muslin ana pat Into COLI. sot wstsr, 70
every plat OF which must b. presioasly
aimlnislsred q tes.pDonfii OF sqis an mo.
ola aud .uiflslsut waltz -,,p I, mski good
suis LIT the water bill lev mi, uiss,
ADJ, n The lscss are MT ta-n clean, pour
~ the liquid sni pa' In cold water a. os.
FORE, coaIlau- - IL - untl TIE srilcir-
Or. thoroughly clssn-s'i
Never wriux Gus l,ce,--nstys iq1e' a.
n between folds oi ma.lln II chn lace
is T. qalrci. pa, little oulns In The rinse
w.tsf; THE olitimi yullOsi sh urE" j.
wished, . few t-sspoohfal- % strong cot
Zee In thu rlnsc water will gise u. rquir'
81 has L,ce must nsycf ne ,tn' tat
little ~ the llmpnes. may be "a hen en- u
desirable, by pu,tlng little diss Owed Sun
sfsble In ths rlns~ water NV pF.ss the
clean, tlnsri llcss b,twesa folds Of white
muslin MI they are ~ dry o. they csn %
made Ia this way then pin each sfticls
out smoothly ani la It's shape On q pillow
aud With q fac needle pick Out and raise
% every stem aud leaf and Thread - ir
proper place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

A trss sosI -.lls.l' Il. {. paws. R,s,sf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
IN nnrrr. ANn To Tug PoINr

Dyspepsia l. dreadful Dlsordersd liver
Is Misery lodlgesiion IL Zoe 10 good
nature.
The human digestive apparatus IL one
Of the most complicated and wonderful
things In existence. II IL easily pa, out
OF order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry. late hours, IT.
regular habits, and many other things
which ought not 10 be, have made the
American people nation OF dy-psptics.
Hut Green's Angus, Flower has done .
wonderful work In reforming this sad busi.
ress ard msklug the American people 90
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
and be hsppy.
Remember No happiness without
health. Bat Green's August Flower brings
health aud hsppiness - the dyspepiic
Ask your druggist for bottle. Is cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
Notice az Foreclosure.

w Couufy q Oafard And riais oiMalnf. dii. on N
.ah dsg n Mar, A. -. isO. ~ hfr mortgage deed
u ia date, ~ tsf daily executed All rvtofisi IN
Oti1fd Wssisfa Disifirt llsgstsy n Dssis TOOK ~
rerau ID q lani s.ih ~ ialings ihsrtsn, Situated
In al Hiram Village. an In al desi louhiet q.
fol1vs iisrnninr a. n easisfly cofufr ~ lAni
osus ~ john Clsfk, On ths street lsatng ffuu m
lslst Orrr In sald Village. a. -ehasu, thrnce slun.
"a street O. ilsniosk Atsnas, thfnce Sesisfiy ~
sald atenus eighty inuf ffff thfnoe ~ fiEtf anEe
O. a. al Olafks land thsncc northefly ~ tie sai
Cafks lad b. The frst msniionsi houni, cunisninE
ons fufth II an acre. nor, 90 les 9Th ts ta1tEs
thffruu. meaning o. convty Tie SANE that fttff "
lcunr coavsysl o. ssofEg u. Dean ~ hls DEED II
uarrAnfy fecofed In Onffd iiegistry n Deeds West
em Dlstrff took q. page -. Nos. thsrs iorr, ths
conl.tion Of al mofis.gs hsing brrksu. rlalm ;
fsrcnsufe q ths Ntufing o. tht statute Ia such
case male and provided.
Hiram, jane n, lssi. ClIAr. II. DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

To PREvEST Resi- Iron OF steel I'm.
merssd tor few minutes In . solution OF
csfbonsls OF potash or soda VIII no. fus'
for years, even when exposed 10 q damp
atmosphere. To preserve polished lron.
work from rust, mix some eopal vsrnisn
With a. much olive oil A. vii make II
greasy, % which add nearly - much splf'
il OF turpen,Ine. and spplJ. To elean
rust % iron or brass when tie latter !.
no, gili OF lscqaered.) mix tripoh with
hslfits quantity ~ sulphur and lay y on
With piece of leather, or emery ani OIL
will answer the same purpose. ifsteel DC
rusty, oil 10 and let IL remain to or three
days. then wipe II dry with clean rags ani
polish with fDur-emery. pamlee-stone'
powdered OF unslackei lime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

- xs<a eaaasTfal tsaiF
ss-s1F sssF $500.
~CuRE8- DlphtnsriA.
CFoup. AslhmA. hFun.
cnltl-. teuFalala. hhsu
rnsfIsIn hIaalfIna ~ "a
Lanss NuaFasnsas In
fuaans. har 4lns Coaah.
NhooplnE Coash
FOR INTE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

A Minneapolis lady. making her way
through = crowd on The street tAc other
day. accitent'y pushed small boo,blsel
into ih- guitsr. She Instantly stopped
and aid MY boy. excuse tnei l tii noi
mean 20 push you" The lille fellow sisr'
81 A. hsrA moment, and then turning 20
bis compsrlon said Say. Mickey. III b
pashei DIN the walk every csy 20 have
real lady tslk % me that Way"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
Notice Of Foreclosure.

Nx-uEREAs. RemAnio {. Lose. q Bsekesll. b
w Ma mortgage deed. dated N nlnih day u AR.
A. h. ISL AL recorded In ONiord Registry u Deed
box ia page 81. o,nvsyci % ous John llsnne,i,
certain panel q rial estate. situated In Buckhsld
and tsihg part q the sibson Loo. socAsd. toundes
A. ALLOWS. . vit. beg.nning AZ stake AMI stones
on The north line u sAii ~. sltiyhVe rods and
twenty lnks westerly from the northeast corner 81
III sane thence vssisfiy. on al north line iorty
four rtds D. stake thence souihefy, the shortest
line D. The brook thence up saii brook a. Tie wtsi
line u The l0t, thencs solttery salt vest line q
ils south west corusr thereof thence sasisry On sal
soath lns seventy tso rods and seventeen lnks. d
4 stake kn1 stones. thence north. eleven dfgrtt'
vest acrus. aid 10 o. the bounds tfst usntiored
coutAlning hny scfes, more OF les. Which morgag'
"a Anerwarls, on the twentieth day 81 Dtceuisf.
A n. isss assigned b. the uniersigned inhabitAnt.
u Bufkfsli b. SAD John Bennett. sad Assigumsnl
being recorded In Oaiord Registry q Deeds. book
gi1, page len. And whereas. the conditions 81 sAld
mortgage have been broken. nov. therefore. BY rta
scn 81 The breaeh Of the oondtons thereof the sad
Inhabitants % The Town Of Buckheli claim fore.
closure Of said mortgage.
Buckfsli. June 81. is.-.
InhahitAnts Of the Town Of Baekhsld. BY
A. D. MASON,
A. A.. BONNEl,
Stlectmsn q said Buckftll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

ONLY ONE SToP.-Beiween Tuscaloosa
and Akron. Ala, the train came 10 sud.
den halt In the woods. Then one OF the
passengers got a and started back over
the track NJ 9 leisurely pace. and pretty
soon %. train slowly followed him.
Several people were quite anxious 10
know what was going on, and Inquiries
few thick and fast The conductor nnai-
ly came into the car, and women asked
Conductor, l. anything upi'
YEN"
"Ars We going bsckwlrdsi'
eve are"
"what he's h.ppvnecf
"a boy In the Usxt car lost bis hat
''Abd We are stopping just for the hsiF '
"Yss'm; bat dOn't let yoar handkerchief
blow out Of the window. We are bali an
hour behind time now. and cant stop
sgain this forenoon. Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

There's something Abou, your d,ugh
ter" Mr. wanghop ssid rneciively
there's something about your daughter
- "Yss.- said old Mr. Thls,lepod, "there
Is; had noticed II myself I, comes
every evening - ; O'Clock, and IL doesn'
get away usually III about o'clock. Ant
some OF these nights sm going 10 liit U
al the way from The front psrlor 10 th'
side gate AMI see what there's In 10"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

ArrLK SAGo PuDpIso Pare and core
six large tart apples; al the holes In them
with sugar, and q little cinnamon, and
stick two cloves In each apple. placing
them In large pudding dish. Take slx
large spoonfuls OF sage, pour over them
two cups OF boiling water. stirring until
IL begins 10 thickeni then cover and LET
IL stand two hours, pour this into the
dish over the apples, and bake In moder.
ate oven two hours. Eat hot with cream
and sugar, or plain butter and sugar sauce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

TIE MAxOS BiG This bag Is use 4 fJi
carving work aud working materials, and
il m .de OF silk handkerchief with strip
"a or fancy borier. Sprays offowers are
embroidered with chenille and six Ia the
foor cornersi pieces OF narrow ribbon
sewn on the points 81 the corners inside
the hsndkefc,ief. form Loops, through
which length u wider rib)on - passed
and drawn up and tied Al the top.
Bags arr great conyenieucs especially
where there Il lack ~ closet room, sui
may be- used fJr difirrnt parpi'-.. 4
table cloth btg Is handy 20 hsng on the
door OF dlnlug room pantry, aud can be
made OF piece OF linen - Inches sql,re,
lining 4, with ticking 10 make IL strong,
then a piece iiI22 inches place the long
side az alnst the bottom part of the nrst
piece or foundation, gathering In the full.
ness A. you bsste. The top should be pre-
yiously stitched on the edge, shout half
an Inch In, aud worked In feather-stiich,
this should say dive or six inches short or
the top OF the foundation. Then take =
q piece Is inches wide and ~ inches deep.
stitching ami working the same ~ The bag
part, one long edge and two sides. Place
this a. the tor OF the foundation, letting IL
come down over the second part like dap
or cover, then stitch and work the top.
with q double stitching and festher-s,iteh
up the center OF the bag 10 tue top OF the
second piece, thus forming two deep peck
cts with dap or envelope 20 cover the
openings. This fip can be worked In any
pretty pattern.
Small japanese hand screens may be
covered with satin, nuns yelling, etc. aud
have q pocket fastened 10 the front. upon
which spray OF flowers, . bird. OF an In.
sect should be painted or embroidered.
Strings 20 suspend the screen must be fas.
tened 10 the handle. and q loose white pa.
per lining he slipped into the pocket, which
will then serve the purpose OF toilet tidy.
Larger screens may be trimmed for wall
pockets, the smaller ones may a.so be used
as watch pockets ia proper hook IL fss.
tened on 10 the bow, which should deco.
rate the handle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

"its si0O In your pocket whispered
The is;sniani's l,syer 70 the Jaror. "lfyou
can bring oat q verdict 90 msnslsugh,sr 10
the second degree" Such proved ~ be
the verdict. aud tie lawyer taankci The
jaror wsrmly A. he pail him The money.
"Ye.. sili tie jaror. 30 vas ioa.h work.
but 20, there amer awhile. All The resi
went ln fof sCgaittAl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

How TO Cur uor BRxAD. III the nsee-
sl,y OF cutting hot bread be- Imperative,
the moist uuplesssntness may be svoiied
by using warm knife for the purpose.
The heating OF the steel prevents ehlli,
which causes the soidon look so wei
known Ia those who have been compelled
20 cut the warm loaf A dolly should b
laid upon the plate upon which the slices
are placed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
Comn,i..iomers' Notice.

V'IIE ubiersignsd. having been appointed BY the
il Il0n. judge u Probate. for the County 81 On.
fBrd On The third Tuesday u June, A. H. iss1 Com.
missioner., % recsive and examine the claims u
Creditors against the estate q GAbsr Barrett. late
q Backfsli. In said County. deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice that sit months non
The date Of sad eppolDtment arc allowed 20 said
Creditors in whch ~ prestnt and prove their claims
and that they vii b. In session a. The following PLACES
and times or The pupcss of resiving the same. viz
~ the of1cs q George ID. Babe. In Buckheii, Ia
SAD County q Oxf0ri. on Thursisv, July 18th.
Thursday. Sept. 18th. snd fhursiay. Dcc. 9Th. A.
sad days.
DATED hi. twenty third day II June, A. u. 1851.
CARLfON GARDNER,
CHARLES n. PRINCE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
DRUNKENNESS On rnE Logon HiBfr Pos
IfivEiY CUKED nv ADMINISTERING
IN. Ill -, l.nI MY Specific

IL can be given In = cup OF coffee or tea
without ih- knowledge 81 The psrson TAX
Ing ~. j. Absolutely harmless sDd will IL
feet pcrmsncrt sni speedy cure, whether
the pAiisnt q. moderate dfiukef OF sn al
coholic wr,ck. Thousands % drunksrts
have been naic iempvrite men who have
taken Golden Speelne Ia their ccfse with
out their knowledge. and to-day believe
they quit drinking OF their own free will.
1T NEVER FAILS The system once
impregnatsd with the Specific II becomes
an utter imrosslolliiy for the llqaor sppe-
lite % exist For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO, is5 Race s.
Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

SALAD DREssISG Your eggs well beat.
en-, one half cup vinegar and vs,er, tqlsl
parts. stirred over the fre until - thick
A. son eusisrd. when cool. add one-hAlf
,escup Of sweet oil. one isnpoonfel ol
mixed mustard. one-half isaspoonful OFFS
gar, the juice of one lemon and cayenne
psppfr % The hsie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

A pretty all.over design for tolle'-sei Is
made OF null with dots the Size ofa qaar'
ter ola dollar. The dots ATE worked over
with golder.yel!o~ SILK 10 form the center
OF daisies, the petal bclu; worked 10 white
silk. The set consists ofsesrf, plnenshion
and bottle covers, which may be lined
with ELK OF siieea. Thi. null 'mbroid
cry 4. also 20 I've fJr window curtains
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
Auv. ssp,-.u,., I'll { : DAVIS Sssi.s.'.
OXFORD. ..-M cou,l of rrobals hsla :,

OXFORD. sat- Coutt of rrobate teli a
Pare. uiffin AL Tor TIE County q o,ioFd.
"a N tbut TuesiiAy 0f jane. A. II. l..ls
ga Isulon ~ 7. q. Lsfy suAfdiaa u sal "
Ists. a. .nos heir Of tiAnnah Ffifs, late % oil
ed Ia ssii CountF. eseea.ei pfsJttE fof license
o. cell al coutey esttaiu rxsl estate asecriped N
tis peuuon CO Gle in tts fftbste Oftos a. 90 al
vauisgeOus Cfsf a ststty dOiiars.
OHpGMEn. That the eat fstiiiOnef EiFs notce
io al VsFsous Interested bY causiaT an sesifsci
" his gsuii3r. shh this ofisr therron. 70 - Fsb
Democrat. Tflnisd al fAfs. that thsy msy apIcar
at frutais Coau o. b heii al fsfis. 10 sAi
Ocanty, On The third Tuesisy 81 JalT usxi, al
OcloSs In ths f0feuoon. ant shss causs. n Nhf
tier have ehy the sane shoult not D. sfaltst.
sEOgsI a. WILSON, Jatgf.
Auus ccpy-slissti ~. q. DAVIS, Hssisssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

THE sutscriher hefsby sitss rabiie uoiire thsi
~ has ten dIlf Agppiats-i ~ IN II 20. iaixe
q frotais fsf tne touoty q OAfsf1. aud a..
sumsl The trust ~ Eseraisr a The estate %
JAMES W. kEENg late o. hufk Sell,
10 ssli CountT. de- es.esi. ~ swing bed s ihs
lAs directs he Therefore tegufsts NJ iffscns IN
dsbtsd o. the estate a ssi dec~sse,i 10 nate In
mfdiAts pstmeof. aui those Who have anJ D.
mahfs thsrson o. skhltlt ne sane %
Jane "a. ise- APPIETON 3. MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

yyHEREAs. Alfrsd q. II.lnmos. Of feru, Ia
w the Comfy q Osiord, % the tenth day 81 Jan
uary. A. ID. 1854. BY bis deed Of mortgage OF thai
date. recorded IN Oxford Registry ~ Deeds, Vol soi
page 100, conseyed 10 Daniel Hail. late Of Peru, Ia
and. situated In aid Peru. In said Connty 81 oxbrd
bounded and describsi a. allows. via; IL being the
homestead q the said Daniel Hal. In two sepsrsis
parcels 81 lAnd and one teid, The same where said
81 pasture land west % West Peru Village. both
pieces Of land being the same this day conveyed q
Alfred 4. llsmDon. ~ deed of same date q said
ment 81 thirteen certain notes Of hand therein de
scrbsd and the confltlens 81 said mortgage have
bsen broken, claim foreclosure Of the sane. &c.
cording a. the sfatsfs IN such eases made AMI pro
vidsd. and civ. THIS notice Cor that purpose.
WA. wOODSUM,
Executor o. the Last WIN and Testament % Daniel
Hal. l2fe Of Ptru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

A c-ysaf. OF boy whose father i.snusi'
clan. was Very re.,lsss The other ulehi ard
couldn't 20 % sleep. Finally. - . last fe'
sort. he called cot "Psp,. p'sase plAv your
corust; that always makes ne Tired -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

and save mnu,Y. ant perhsp- your lie
send thr,e 2-eeni stamps % pay Ios,sgc "a
A. T. Ofdwsy Co. Boston, MSS. and
receive q copy % Or. K.afminn's great
Medical Work, 100 pages, slegaai eolorei
nlAtes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
"HOW'S YOUR
LIVER?"

Those who have sCcn that popular
comedy. "Thc rd,atc Secretary" W.n
never forget he wealthy uncle from
india. who ha. suffered "a thousand deaths
from torpid liver Indeed. OH. m.ev
has been ~ terrible ani 80 prolonged.
that 10 has become tie nightmare of biz
lifc. livery ono D. insects. whether 10 he
maid coz man. u abrupt! nskci iloNs
your liver % Although in many in.
stance. and circumstance thr question
may seem ono ~ place. ln view ~ ne
startling amount 81 misery. disease, AMI
death that spring. directly from a lug.
glsh liver and ln cufceh'cd digestion,
this question should b. hrought face 10
face before c,ry one With a healthy,
active. Igorous liver. almost every ia.
ease can be- thrown on With diseased
liver. and thc hllcfl results that follow
In o. wake. via Indigestion, malnliri'
ton. headache. heartburn. constipation,
etc. disease readily gains a fooihold, and
rapidly bring, about fatal results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

PorAro PurvA-Take two cupfals cold
mashed potato, stir In two tables oonfuls
melted butter and beat 10 cream; then
add two eggs, beaten very light, q teacup
ful OF milk or cream, and salt TO the taste
Beat oil together 10 . deep dish. and bake
In quick oven until nicely Drowned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
Non.Rr,idrnt Tnxcs.

In TIE town Of ByrOp. IN the County OF Ox
ford. Coz the year lssj.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners In the town % Byfon. tor the
year is-a, In bills committed 90 John iioushtoa.
Collector Of fsii town, on the lot day OF July.
isct. has been retsrned by him 10 me a. remain.
ing unpaid on the let day cf June ls-7. By he
certificate of that date. and nov remain unpaid
and notice IL hereby given that said takesnter.
said To~n, within eighteen months nom the date
of the commitment OF said bills, % much of the
real estate taxed as will be sufficient 10 pay the
amount due therefor, including Interest and
charges. will without further notice be cold a
public auction 81 the Town house. In saif town
The second day OF Jsnuuy, is's, as Mise O'Clock In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
THE HoMEMAKERs, COLUMN.

Correspondence on practical topics. cont n
properly under the head OF this column. u 80
feitei Address All oommuni cat Ions Intended
far This Recruitment Ia Edltor az iiomemaker'.
col OrToRp DsnocEir. Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

MAcARoSi.-Boil the mscaropi tender
when cooked pot . layer Of mscsroni into
. well.buttered dish, alayer OF grated or
shaved cheese, . few pIecss OF butter, and
20 continue until the dish IL filed. Set
Into the oven and brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

Distress Afier esilug. hsar,huru. slck
hcNfachs. snf iaiigesiion Are cured by
IIood's Sussptrilla II sl.o creates q
good sppetlte
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
FANCY WORK

The TULT L,nr SHADE The form OF
the gl.s. shade must be cut In sprisged
net or light lace. aud gathered over sAr'
senst foundation, pink, pale yellow, or
Nile green. The top Is edged with lace
that turns back over the shape and follows
the Outlines of the tulip a. j,boi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

ONfOgn, - AT q Coau q PROBATE bell al
Paris, vlthin and for the Couniy q osfori, On
The third TuesisV 81 Jane, 4. u, iel.
ntNJAMis n WAktfikLD Ani CliAHitt
D. Whitney, ramtd ftseuiofs ~ certain 10
ttru meat TafIcftnx % be the last W III All lstt
tmsni % Gfo'ge wstshsli, late of hfoutafli 10
sai Coanty. dceeAssi, hasius Tfssshisi w SAM
Cor ffutsis
Ordered. That the sAh ttscuiofs give
notire o. al persons intefvstsf ~ causing .
copy u thls order ~ b. published -esks sucses
slVsly IL The okterd Democrat negspspsf
yfinist a. Paris .thAtthsy may spEfaf AZ . Probate
Court o. be held AZ farts. In sah CountF on
tn thifd TsesiAy OF JulT nekt. Ats oCiock In Tie
fprenoon And shos cause 10 any they have. whJ
ne ssi tusuumsat should not - groytf, ~
prusei aai .ilo-ei. - The lat VIII soi Test
ment "a saii dsesssst.
oTO A. WILSON. Judfs.
A t,,,s cam Atfesff-lf A. DAVIS EeststsF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
WORKING CLASSESAIIElIlox

pared d farnlsA all classes win smpioIm ca {.
home, the Who'll. Of the time, ~ 100 lhff sitis
moments. Basine.s new light All Ifeh'anf
PersOnt % elthfr sex easily earn tftm ~ tet'f
10 A. el psr svenuE, AL q proyoriionsl sum tl
dsV0tlng al thsi toe IN the busintsa. 10 an I
slrls earn nearly ~ mueh AZ msn. thai All No
.ss this mar ssnf heir a ress All Tel ne tns
n.ss, Ne male this srsr. Tosuch AZ are net seil
satsdei se all sea oas dollar - paw Coz NJ ~
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Lgrsdlsnis Two cups of f0ur,
Two tAblespOousful Of bat
ter.
II,lfa cop of milk,
Three tablespoonful whit'
sugar,
Oae nli,poonful Of sali,
Oas g. spoonful Of cream OF
tartar.
Two ieAspoousfui OF soda,
Suswberrier,
Sugar,
Three eggs.
Rub the shortening into The sailed Hour
cream OF tartar and soda, and vet up with
the milk In which has been dissolved The
sugar. Roll on, half an inch thick and
bake In two Jelly cake tlts. The dough
should be s0ft and han died very little.
Bake u delicate brown aud when cold
lay between the cakes az even row OF large
s,rawbsrI,es sprinklei with sugar Bea,
an Icing OF the whites ofesgs snd sugar
and spread thlckly over The Top layer of
berries. Eat with cream.